A poor viewer experience on any device risks negative app reviews, bad PR and ultimately increased customer churn. Testing is the road to mitigate the risks of poor viewer experience but just to achieve baseline test coverage across supported devices, manual testing can be costly. James Varndell demonstrates how Bitmovin went about solving the problem of supporting and testing devices.
IBC Digital 2021 DEMO: The Bitmovin Stream Lab - Quality Testing for Streaming Success (Bitmovin)
As the average household uses more than four different devices for streaming videos, streaming services must support at least 24 devices across 12 different platforms to compete in 2021’s OTT market.
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